𖣐 Fastest in the entire network! Binance Alpha new coin $TGT deconstructed in one article! 𖣐 Hakimi Dingdong Chicken Fat Baby Stepping on the Back to Do Nucleic Acid Kangaroo Chicken Generation One Segment. You may not be clear about the exact meaning of "Hakimi," but if you are not completely disconnected from the internet or an absolute old-timer, you have likely felt the magical spread of these three words. "Hakimi" originally came from the IP "Uma Musume" by the Japanese game company Cygames, but it has now strayed far from its original meaning, becoming a symbol of abstract subculture and the influence of top game IPs. This cultural penetration is not only present in the traditional gaming industry but is also gradually emerging in the Web3 GameFi field, such as the recently popular Korean project "MapleStory" blockchain game version. As a traditional gaming powerhouse, Japan's potential in GameFi is undoubtedly significant. Today, we will deconstruct a Japanese blockchain game project that is also promoted by Cygames and has quickly gained attention from capital and the community: TOKYO BEAST. ➤ Basic Introduction: An attempt to integrate traditional gaming industry and blockchain architecture @TOKYOBEAST_EN is a 3D battle blockchain game set in future Tokyo in 2124, with core gameplay revolving around NFT-driven combat and development mechanisms. ❚ Users can own, breed, and battle NFT characters called BEAST - The game incorporates competitive elements, emphasizing differentiated combat experiences. ❚ The project is led by the TOKYO GAMES Foundation - The foundation aggregates resources from gaming, finance, and Web3 to build a complete ecosystem. ➤ Economic Mechanism: NFT Proxy Model TOKYO BEAST is not a traditional Play-to-Earn game but introduces a more structured NFT revenue design. ❚ BEAST NFTs can earn revenue from combat actions - Users do not need to participate in the game personally; they can earn revenue through the "proxy" system. In other words, having an NFT allows you to let the computer manage and farm dungeons, which in the economic system means having an NFT allows you to earn money passively without grinding for gold. - Holding an NFT is the best entry strategy for this game, using Web3 assets to have Web2 players work for you. ❚ Revenue comes from a dual-track mechanism Holding an NFT allows you to earn dual revenue from Web3's "token economic distribution" and Web2's "game revenue sharing," which is the core of the game's dual-track economic system. - Token economic distribution: Tied to the ecosystem growth and staking scale of $TGT, a traditional dividend model, holding NFTs earlier and more can yield more revenue. - Game revenue sharing: The portion actually paid by players will enter the NFT revenue pool. In other words, if the game is a company, NFTs are equity, thus enjoying the right to continuously receive revenue sharing from the product itself. The larger the game scale, the more cash flow, and the higher the revenue. ❚ Proxy Model adds a new incentive dimension: On-chain reward path for game players - In addition to NFT holders, Web2 players or regular game users who achieve excellent results in "championship events" will also receive rewards. These include in-game resources (diamonds, betting tickets), as well as BEAST NFTs, TGT, and other on-chain assets. - This means "participants" and "asset holders" coexist under the same model, further expanding the coverage and sustainability of the Proxy Model. ❚ Rarity dynamic generation mechanism: NFT rarity is determined based on actual combat data - Another innovation of the Proxy Model is that its rarity is no longer predetermined by the project party but is dynamically reflected in the original NFT based on the win rate and usage rate of replicas in the game. - The rarity level of NFTs will further affect their staking reward ratio and appear with a higher probability in the game's card drawing process. - This mechanism breaks the traditional mobile game's "SSR/R/UR" centralized operation grading method, making rarity a verifiable and accumulable data indicator, helping to build a more valuable asset system. The goal of this model is to build an income system with a real economic foundation that does not rely on market speculation, adapts to market cycle fluctuations, and provides long-term incentives. ➤ NFT Distribution Mechanism: Binding staking and early participation incentives The project adopts a limited supply strategy, implementing graded airdrops for core NFTs: ❚ BEAST NFT acquisition path - The top 500 users staking $TGT on the leaderboard can obtain BEAST RAWDISK NFTs. - The top 10 staking users on the leaderboard will directly receive BEAST NFTs. - BEAST RAWDISK NFTs can be converted into official NFTs through the "reveal" process. The NFT acquisition method is directly tied to ecosystem token staking, aiming to enhance token internal circulation and ecosystem lock-up while incentivizing participants. ➤ Market Landing Strategy: Realistic penetration starting from Japan The project does not shout globalization but chooses the Japanese market, which has the most mature game revenue structure, as the first battleground. ❚ Japanese mobile game market data - Annual revenue is about $11.04 billion, the third largest globally, only behind the United States and China. - The average payment rate of download users is much higher than in other markets. ❚ The project's goal is to build an NFT revenue sharing system driven by real income in this market - Thus forming a mechanism difference with GameFi projects that rely on external funding, in other words, TOKYO BEAST itself is already extremely popular in Web2, with a real user base and project revenue, unlike some GameFi projects entirely participated by studios and scripts. - The Web3 economic system is the icing on the cake rather than a timely help, which is undoubtedly the lowest competition and internal volume for us from a pure gold farming perspective. ➤ Behind the Scenes and Ecosystem Resource Support The project has received support from multiple mainstream Japanese companies, covering game development, Web3 technology, financial services, and more: ❚ TOKYO GAMES Foundation partners include: - Cygames: Known for "Uma Musume," with over $2 billion in revenue in its first year, the parent company of "Hakimi" mentioned at the beginning. - gumi: A pioneer team in Japan's Web3. - SBI Securities: A top internet financial institution in Japan. This combination provides a relatively complete support system for the project from content, funding to market. ➤ Market Reaction: TGT VIP Card and Token TGE ❚ The TGT VIP card released on May 15th, as the first tradable asset within the ecosystem, performed brilliantly - The issue price was 0.1 ETH, rising to a maximum of 0.75 ETH. - Within three hours, the trading volume exceeded 100 ETH, ranking fourth on the OpenSea leaderboard. A few days ago, @yueya_eth Teacher Yueya organized an article writing incentive plan, and those who grabbed the whitelist were thrilled, the market was very hot. ❚ On May 21st, the ecosystem's core token $TGT will be listed on Binance Alpha, Bybit, KuCoin, MECX - Marking the official entry of the TOKYO GAMES ecosystem into the public market circulation stage. ➤ Personal Thoughts TOKYO BEAST does not emphasize short-term high returns or narrative speculation but attempts to embed the mature income logic of the traditional gaming industry into the Web3 framework, which seems very alternative in the GameFi track that is eager to weld the X2Earn gameplay on its face, so it may be a potential Alpha opportunity not to be ignored. Currently, the $TGT TGE on the 21st is undoubtedly worth paying close attention to, considering the subsequent NFT rights exchange and NFT empowerment, buying $TGT will become a group consensus, thereby pushing up the token price, so if the valuation is appropriate, you can find a suitable time to intervene. The listing of $TGT on Binance Alpha greatly boosted community confidence, as the leader of GameFi is determined to lead the track to revival. #Gamefi @cz_binance @heyibinance @binancezh